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WHAT DOES THIS MEAN3
Nebraska's Governor Arrogant In
the McMahon Case.
He Refuses 10 Surrender the Prts-
oner-w. n. bonds supposed
Activity In the Premises.

A telegram received yesterday from
Deputy Sherifis X. v. Pearson and
George Blackwell announced what
may prove rather serious complies.
ton between Tennessee and Nebraska.
The officers left here ten days ego for
Lincoln, Neb., for the purpose OF
bringing back to Tennessee AL. Nc
Mahon, indlcts d for completely In the
murder Of Jim Easter, at Brunswick, q
lew days ago. The telegram stated
that the Governor had. rsiused 10 sign
the paper and the deputies would
leave for home on the FIRST train.
The message was submitted TO At
torney General Peters and Judge J.J.
DuBoee. To them II was completely
mystifying, and the sheriff was In.
structsd TO communicate the intelli-
gence by wire to Gov. r l.. Taylor.
"Whst do you think Of II ?" an Ar.
ZEAL reporter inquired Of Gen. Peters.
81 hardly know" was the reply.
"The Governors action Ia clearly In
violation Of an act Of Congress, which
makes II obligatory upon him 10 sur
render criminals when demanded In
proper form, and by competent
agents. The papers In the case were
regular, az l know positively. The
officers were armed with a copy OF the
Indictment, the Governors Iequisi.
ton papers, and also the agency docu.
ments. The former two / examined
myself before they left. and pre-
sumo the latter to have been all
right"
Justices Stewart and Hughes, OF the
Brunswick district, were In the Office
st the time, and were asked az 10
Bonds interference In the premises
Neither Of them were sufficiently
armed with facts 10 state positively
that he was meddlips, but knew him
90 be absent from home. Their opin.
ion, positively asserted, was that Mr..
W. II. Bond wss the individual 10
whom Was due the discredit oil this
turn In snsip. Just what prompted
him 10 the step 10 q mystery, as 10 also
the methods he employed. IL 10 cup.
posed, however, that his attack was
upon the officers a. no, being proper
AGENT. Whatever the motives and |
methods, II guilty. Me-. Bond will
doubtless feel the iron hand Of the |
law after his return,
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Al the solicitation Of . number Of
busness mon, consisting 81 merchants,
underwriters, factors, bankers and
Others, o specisl class 10 be Taught
Mercantile Las alone, will be organ.
izsd In connection with the school.
The studsnts In this clsss will be
CHARGED half raie-. The president OF
the fsculty will deliver q weekly lect.
ure, 81 niah', q, the recitation room,
30 seoond street, upon some one Of
the various branches OF mereantile
Lev during The entire session Of TWEEN.
~ eight weeks.
students ,shipg the regular course.
with view 10 euome pfscticlng law.
YER, will be rquird 10 attend these
lectures. In addi,ion 10 others sppoint
cd for ihsir special benth'.
All persons d,slrirs TO mairiculate,
sither Tor the entire, or tho special
courss, ere n qaestsd 10 meet the iscul.
~, ., The reo,,s,ion room, between the
bours Of 10 O'Clock IN. and $50
O'Clock pm on the 18Th OF 0stober.
next.
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Transfers.

VIM. CLARK and wifs to Mrs. F. A.
Vepable, part Of LOT o, country lot 6O4,
on Alabama street, $500.
W. W. MeDowelli and wife to Nc.
Keon q Cross, lot 23, country lot 5l2,
$500.
Mintsr Parker TO John Mulroony,
lot 20, Parker's subdivision, s425.
VIM. M. Smith and wife to O. N.
Grosvenor, lots l and 2, block 40, In
Fort Pickering. 5000.
CE. Barbour to ]. j. Walsh, lot IL,
grantor's subdivision on Lauderdale
street, $500.
w. NJ. Sneed, trustee, to John W.
Curran, lots 20, Fl, 2S and 20, Union
avenue, $500.
8. j. Bean and wife 10 W. B. ellis.
son and o. b. Hughes, trustees, TO &C.
cure ]. ]. Fleming In the sum OF $3.50,
q lot In the town Of Arlington.
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D. A. SAHLEIN & CO., New York.
BuiIdsux Permits.

The following building permits
were Issued during the first two Gays
OF the pretcnt week:
Geo. scslee, No. ga Hsrnsndo
street, repair roof, 50.
Mrs. Lutz, No. 1859 Hlgh street, new
tin roof, $40.
Jno. Hutton. Nos. 62 and "a Main
street, repair otii ;e, $40.
L. aud T.. Lehman, No. 0S Boale
street, rebuilding rear one story high
OF brick, and renovatiog front Of
building, 81 500.
Mary Fureuson, Shirt Tail bend, re-.
pair rooi and porch, Sl5.
Mary Furguson, No. 250 De Soto
street, repair ehingls roof, $40
Hnlda Taylor, Shirt Tail bend, new
porch, wood house and kitchen, s25.
Tbos. Ganwood, Madison stree, cut
opening Tor door, $40
samuel Gab,y. No. "a b sale street,
one show window, SIS
Hettioger 4 johnson, M. 10 Jeffsr.
son street, new tin roof, $50.
Heitingsr & Johnson. Ma III Sec
opd sire Il, partition, $40
Francis -, No. la EXCHANGE
street, wood tbed. SO
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nature. svs Trss laxative.

The delicious flavor and healthy
properties OF sound, ripe fruit are well
known, and seeing the need Of an
agreeable aud effective laxative the
California FIG Syrup Company, COM
menctd Few years ego 10 manuisc.-
ure . concentrated Syrup OF Figs,
which has given such general satis-
faction that II 10 rapidly supercedipg
the bitter, drsetic liver medicines and
cathaftlcs hitherto In use. II costive
or bilious, try H. For sale In 30 cents
and u bottles by II. J. Holster and
all leading druggists. Van vleet a
o., q. w. Jonee A Co., W. N. Will
herson 4 o.. J. J. Miles, end 2.
Mansfield a %. have been appointed
Wholesale agents 81 Memphis.
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nsenlaK the Rases.

The hnt numbsr Of the Jockey
Courier appeared yesterday. Hiss "a
sight page paper, published under the
auspices Of the New Memphis jockey
club, and designed 10 attract wide
spread attention to the approaching
autumn meeting here, which begins
Tu d.y, Oc.obsr Is.
Ito editor IL supposed 10 DO secre.
tary stoney X. Montgomery, who hiss
shown on more than one occasion that
he Ia we'll able 10 meet every emsr-
sency that may arise In the Affairs OF
the club. The paper 10 we'll flled
with sporting and miscellaneous read
Inc uatter.
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ELYs CREAM BALM was recon-.
msbded TO me by my drupges1 ~ q
preventive to Hay Fever. Have been
using II 20 directed einee the s.h a
August and have foupd IL q =, q, life
for that mach dread,d and loaihtome
disease. For ten y,ars or more have
teen q great sufferer ,ach year, from
Ausust OH TIL foot. and have tried
may alleged remedies Tor Ito cur,
but Eiy's Cream Balm Ia the only
preventive ! have ever found. Hey
Fever sudrretss oug't 10 know Of lie
,iiieary. y y AIsswoRru, Pa )lisher,
Indianapolis Id.
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AMUSEM ENTs.
sour Angel"


Another good audierc CO attended the
theiter last night to see and hear "Our
Angel" as presented by Lizzie Evans,
q clever soubrette setreBO and attract.
Two artiste. The comedy.drsma lie
quite interesting In plot and dialogue
and thesupport by tie company com.
mendable. sour Angel" will be 70.
produced tonight and ut the Saturday
matinee. "Fosg's Ferry" will be the
program during the remainder Of the
week. M,nsg,r Frank Gray is TO be
complimented on Strengthening the
orchestra by adding 4 trombone ana
drum, making the number OF must.
Clans nine instead Of seven. "a hereto.
fore Tho leader, P0of. Haad ..rker,
has introduced n lot Of new music, q
deligh ful change from the old ch,st.
nus oi the past season. The playing
on the ~ o Jhoi Q by Mr.. Hehry Levy
was vigorously spplaudod by the
audience.
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one Of Gen. forr~.t. Old Men
Lueky.

As announced, Mr. W. A. Buphil',
., thi. city, h'ld one-tsn,h Of ticket
20. lf0 that drew s50,0O0 In the
Apgu., drawing al The Louisiana
State Lottery. AID received tho money
= S.0O0-promp'lJ through the FIRE,
National Bank Of this city. EIs Il an
cd man Of five year. Of .ge, aud
crop Sc % mapsee hrs fortune go a.
TO live easy and eIp fierce ~ iow ~
the Worries q IN. ~ po'sibe. lie
ssrv' d through tho late war on Gen
N Il FORESTS OF, q and msde = good
soldier. Persistent aud prien, In.
veeiips one dollar each m h 10
The Louislsna State L,tery, and that
the prsctice,he hss KEEP 40 20 long,
be proposes IN ojniinne. - Jack on
Tenn irihnne and Sun. Au. us'
28h.
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q. q. q.

Don't waste time and money and
undergo nee iless torture with the
kniie when Ethiopian Pile Ointment
will afford instant relief and certain
cure In every case Of blind, bleeding.
itching, internal and external pies.
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manuiact.
ursri, Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents and
81 per bottle. Sold by oil druggists
and at Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main
afxsat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05

For collie and CRUDE, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, give simmons
Liver Regulator In q ma h twice q
day. You can recommend 10 10 every
one having stock ~ the best medicine
known for the above complaints. In
using II with my chickens for cholera
aud gapes | mir Il with the dough and
feed II 10 them once . day. By this
treatment i have Loaf none whore tho
Regulator Was iyen promptly and
regularly. ET TAYLOR.
Ascent ioi 0ranIer, Of 0sorsiA.
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ANIMAL Italia. RaII.

The Italian residents Of Memphis
will celebrate the discovery Of Amer.
lea by Christopher Columbus with a
grand ball on the 18th instAnt tonight
week-at the Knights OF lnhisisil
ball, corner SECOND and jefferson
streets. The committees In charge
a'e n aking every arrangement N, Gee
saiy Tor the success Of the entertain.
meni, which II IL expected will be
largely attended. These Italian balls
have always been most plsnuia able to
gueste, the ladIea especIHl v.
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AT the Frat Presbyterian Church on
Toe, day evening. October IL. will b,
gwen on entertainment b. 'ne Ladies'
Aid & ciely. BY way II novelty ~
exhibition Of an improved Eji-on
phonosraph will he n prom n-nt feat.
urs. This instrument hss Bsver been
exhibited In NJ 'mphis before. Tick.
eif, including reirrshmepts, rs cenis.
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Blob,op iound ~. little boy crying
tbs other day. ard upon askipg him
What WIS tb. matter, the precr cious
Infant sobbed; 90, pal I'm AFRAID
there 10 so'rg 10 be tmnsn up. Ma
said sbe IA, goii Y 10 tpsnk me, aud
che ist br.n ,ubbinR nitro glycsrne
on Ter handel" Thereupon Blobs,n,
who 10 Q 40 d Re .rt.d man, q, veil 90
one with ,xcellent jadgaien', save
the boy q piece Of col COL, mans ko.ko
tulu. II cures heartburn and rlIev =
indigestion In hive minutes.
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narderta sI fr,lndIrn

Thousands Of men die every dsy
who might he saved. = ejudicr has
murder q msny q man aud soman. II
II were beli' we'd iha' the sun a ds
ease could be reduced by phtsc much
would be- g,iped. Tue nigh mar. Of
death would not fhph,en us a. IL does
In our modern civiliz dion No ought
r.ss % aDiy % xosct disease To SETTLE
npon us because se do % much 20 1t
tract II; because We o. oi,en and %
steadily txg q, oufee wee TO ". AZ the
same tim. We all oush, 10 und, rs,snd,
- . par, Of our Tudamsn'aiy sduca
ton, that 10 save ourselves from this
ELECTS OF such exposure eoms KIND ~
fprtification should be built around
our vital forces lest the enemy carry
NJ, 90 10 were, by n sudden onsisrghI
For many years the a. pr JUDGED have
nsed Bfandrth's Pie la this way,
and thew have prov, d q most /. n, ciive
wall sgainst u . approsch OF disease.
Strip the daily murds t-ws had
almost ssld "a cldss-by uslpg thsse
pills They tpeak ijr ihemse vee--Es
they act. Wiel sverJthias else hAe
failed piandfeth's Pills have savsd
Lives. They are 10 b. had at every
drug store.
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d. not forge, 10 add to your drink.
Ing water, lemonade or soda ten drops
OF Angos'uiH Blttere. IL impaits a de
lioioGs h,vor and prevvuls malaria
A. d all summer dis.a.s. Be tufs TO
set tie grnuiae Ans 'stnri, m ,nuisc'.
nred ony by d. ] q. D. ssgsit h
so a.
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II. LONENsrRIN a BROs.'
Gand Fall o Jening
takes place today.

Jusrrec.ived. no ccoies, "The Let.
ter inst N-vr Came" at II ucs's
music store.
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miIsurn a,p and nacn,., 90.

Make tbs celebrated Milburn Eclipse
Huller Gin, and Eeep ,hsrn, with
Feeders and Condetsers, always on
hand for prompt delivery. Have
them quote you prices.
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TEN STARTLING BARGAINS!
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
GRAND OPENING TODAY.

We will make this day memorable,
not only for the beauty and msgnifi.
cenoe Of our Fall Exhibiiioo, but also
for the unparalleled bargains which
We offer In every depart nent. We
will make II not only day Of epjJy.
ment and pleasure for all visitors, but
q day Of absolute profit TO them, also.
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To add 10 our inbumerable a,trao.
lions today, We offer all our beet ysId
Wide domestics NJ Sc.
We will cay nttnins mora shout
them than iast give the brands; every
one knows them! Nss,nvilis, Lpns.
dale, Fruit OF a.. LION, Gam Of the
Spindle, True ne Steel aud Andro,cog.
ein-all Sc.
100 dozen ell linen shrunk huck
towels, one ard . quarter Yard. long,
today, l7ei worth, wholesale, 81 90 q
doE,p.
Don't mlis this great sale.
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NCN,< Tnic with any Throat
49, or Lung Disease. l.yu
have n Cough OF Cold. OF lie az "a,
are threatened with COlp NJ Wh0s.
ing Cough, use hckvis lngl,En hs,e.
edy and prevent fu.ver t,unble. h.
u 3 positivc cure, Eld No Raarans,s
n Price NJ and 30 oeut1
REkhBRf AND tRENIz A co.
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Fon musical lnstrurn' nlv OF all kiDde,
20 10 D X Houck a Uo.'s nsv store,
36S Main street
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srtciAL . udens will NJ received IN
an, o.paf,nent 81 try Higb.- school,
or b pks pnvsis lesso. Q Ia Musir,
Art, Elocutlon, Literature, the Ian.
guag,s, or In the Business Course.
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EvrsrsoDr contemp stins the pur.
cb.seoi = musical instrument call on
D X. Houck 4 o.. New store S63
MAN street
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aitssrs ots ana ssehise to.
Have on hand, ready Tor prompt de-
livery, Engines, Boilers and dttioss
Gins, Feeder Condcnscrs, Hydraulic
Cotton Preses, and everything per
tanning 10 q frrt olSs Ginning outfit
Write them before Won purchase.
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MENKE - MS
BARGAINS IN. CARPETS!

Our Fall impOrtations and purchases Of Carpets,
Rugs and Curtains are exhibition. Our business
in this department has grown immensely. Buying large
y and paying cash. get bottom prices can afford
to sell much lower than others who haven these nd.
vantages.
At $1.1O, Best Body Brussels.
At 2.15, Royal W ilton Carpets
At SOC, Medium Super Ingrains.
At $50 Best Tapestry Brussels.
At s1.85, Imperial Wilton Carpets.
At 75c, Lowell Extra super Ingrains.
At 900, Imperial Three-ply Carpets.
We now showing a magnificent selection Of
Lace Curtains and POrtiers, all at very low prices We
offer special bargainhaving imported 1000 pairsin
nottingham Lace Curtains, 4 yards long,
tapped all around. at 1915,
real value $3.50.
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Jusr received. 100 oopies, "rho Let.
Oar nat N,vsr Came" at HJuck's
IN 1slc store.
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oyxnrcr a GnosvnoH offer The store
house No. so Front street, pov oecu.
pied by Porter q Msorea, ior rent
hon September LIT
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ELIA6 sLAGER,
Cor Second and Madison. Ready for Business.

ny full stock Pail Winter Goods and
- friends They
ss n 81 naSS hs N th lashnass
v 'front.' evidence OF h truth Of oMsiu
Lac ~ Vs o. ne mYst elegant the south, exhibit
advantage
.sc Europe agns the be enables oonsr goods
'Vfsssohaos prices uoai and examine goods Respectfully
ELIAS sLAGER.
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Jusr received, 100 copits, "The
Letter that Never Game, al Houek's
music II re,
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Read this List OF Bargains !

AT S5c, double width, oil wool Gam.
els hair tuitings, all the new shades
and colors, suitable for ladies' and
children's dresses, Wrappers and
walking costumes-the creates, bar.
gain Of the sgs-worth every cent Of
65c q yard. only one dress pattern
will DO sold 10 each customer.
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Jusr received, 100 copies. The Let
ter that Never Came" II Houck's
mu.ic store.
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ni,s.r. %. ANA m.ss,.. 60.

Keep on hapd . large stock OF steal
shsftiog, shich they coll n the same
pric. - iron. Sc or write them bs
lore yod pnfshsa- Skating or Pulleys.
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Grand Opening
At Mrs. A. X. slosn's, Wednesday,
October 9th.
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PfAsoc, DRAM, music, etc, IT loweet
prices. q. X. Houek a Co., 3S3 Main
slrte'.
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1000 genuine Lspetry BustleS, at 35c
each, regular price 65s.
$50 Eoglish Walking Jscke,s, with
silk hoods, assorted styles, s4S to.
day real vslus, $3.50.
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Grand Openinp

At Mrs. A. X, slosu's, Wednesday,
Octobrr b.
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Grand Oseatng

o X Houck & Go. have removed
o their new store. 3'3 Main srs ct.
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Az $40 80, Decorated Dinner Sets Of
129 pieces; ohesp even at $40 30. I'm
Al % 85, B,autiiul Decorate Wash.
stand Sets Of 10 pieces; regular price,
81 90.
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grand Openlpr

Al the Pala.s Royal, 229 Main street,
today.
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Grai Il Opening
uor.... C.,,,. and Ch,el....

Al the Pslas r gal, 229 nsin street
todaV
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Dspsvss
n nznovsp ~ rHs uss OF ooooAinn
And u stimulates and promotes The
growth OF the hair.
Burne,i's Flsvorins extracts are ths
best.
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Boys' Az wool Knee Pans School
sulu a. 1875; regular price, 800
Boys Nobby Yale Hats, only Boo.
Boys Corkserew Drss suit, $3.50;
worth sl2.00.
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Al ti65. Ladles' X d Button Shes,
patent leather tip. entirely new, and
perfect altipsi regular price, ~ rs.
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as dosen Lsdles' Past Color Back
Hose at 4sc, regular price, CSC.
Al lie, Misses and Ohildren's X 80.
lar Made Hoe, all COLOR S0s quality
Az 100, New \ yle n ubrUidercd
Kid Gloves; tie very lat,st novelty.
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With sold and silver handles These
Umbrellas were bousht At sacrifice
from q manuiscturr are thu best
goods made, aud will be sold today at
q slight advance ON cost all novelty
handles aud choice elk covert ~.
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INDUSTRIAL

IlIs announced ,ha. ne ..sam. i.ieI.
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James Martin, painter. fell from the
Brooklyn Bridge $50 feet into the water.
The fireman OF passing tug Jumped in
and rescued him. Martin sustained no
serious injury.
The woods around the village Of Willow
Springs, H., are burning, and large
quantity Of hay has been consumed. The
farmers arc lighting the flames.
Two persons supposed 20 be a Mr.. and
Miss Rollins. OF Chicago, were drowned
IN Cedar Lake Ind.
During heavy thunder storm one OF
the tanks OF the Atlantic oil refinery at
Point Breeze, PA, was struck by light
ming. The amount of oil consumed IL
va1ously estimated at from seven TO fif-
teen hundred barrels.
Tho overflow from the floods in the Sa-
sannah River has destroyed the cotton
and corn crops in the Savannah Valley.
Railroad property has been much injured.
Part OF Augusta has been submerged.
An express train dashed into a freight
train at West Newton, Pa, killing a fire.
man and fatally wounding an engineer.
number OF passengers were more OF
less injured.
William Parrot and Addison Porter
rode into the Des Moines River at Des
Moines. Their horses became entangled
by sunkon stumps and threw their riders.
Parrott was drowned, but Porter swan
ashore.
half the buildings in David City, Neb.,
including two churches, were leveled by a
tornado. One man was killed. The fnan-
rial loss is placed at 100000.
Twelve persons lost their lives by the
collision on the Alton road, near Hope
dale, H.. and thirty others were wounded.
The track was blocked nine hours.
The Mount Savage bridge, near Cum
berland, Nd, collapsed under mixed
train. Engineer VIM. Driscoll and Fire
man William Payne we're killed, and a
brakeman was seriously wounded.
A construction train on the Chicago
and Alton Railroad was run into by a
freight near Hopedale, III. Five men
we're killed, and nine seriously injured.
Tho responsibility for the accident has
not been located.
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WASHINGTON.

Monday al Washington, Surgeon Gen
eral Hamilton, assisted by Manning
Logan and Major Tucker, reset Mrs.
John A. Logan's fractured shoulder blade
and elbow. the surgeon having made the
discovery that the parts had begun 70
knit in the wrong places. The operation
was entirely successful, and Mrs. Logan
though suffering intense pain, is reported
TO be resting quietly without suffering
any III effects from the ether che inhaled
The Interior Department has informa-
ton that the law of Feb. 25, 1885, to pre-
vent the maintenance OF Illegal fences on
public lands has been generally complied
with throughout the vest, especially in
Arizona and New Mexico.
A Washing ton dispatch says the Presi-
dent viii visit Chicago ST. Paul, Indian
apolis, Omaha, Kansas City. ST. Louis, At
lanta, and possibly New Orleans, during
his approaching tour.
The internal revenue collections for the
fiscal year Just ended were $i1s,s35, 757,
an increase of $1,932, sss over the proceed
ing fiscal year.
The Board appointed by Secretary
Whitney TO inspect the Atlanta, report
that with her present armament she is I'M
III for duty as a war vessel. Her guns are
poorly constructed and dangerous.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-08-06

Of Pittbure sid AlIsehspy City will with
draw from the Knights Of Labor.
The Michigan weather service weekly
crop bulletin reports corn, potatoes, and
peaches a. suffering worry much from the
long drought. Pastures are burning up.
A strike has been ordered in he three
largest rolling mills az Youngstown, Ohio.
Several employees had been holding two
positions, and the AmaIgamated Associa-
tion protested with the above result.
Eighty members Of the Pinkerton force
who have been on duty in the coke regions
have been Withdrawn.
The refusal of General Master Work
man Povderly TO grant charter 70 the
Iron-workers' National District Assembly
was severely criticised AZ meeting OF the
executive board OF the new National dis
trict az Pittsburg. The iron workers
threatened 10 withdraw and organize on
their own account